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divjs is a lightweight and easy jQuery element printing plugin which allows the user to print only a selected HTML element with additional CSS styles.

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divjs

A jQuery plugin for printing specific selection/element with customization.

Features

  • Select specific HTML element.
  • Load body CSS with extra CSS.
  • Hide specific element during print.
  • Customize document page.
  • Wrap element with specific HTML

To Do

  • Override HTML attribute (replace).
  • Auto reponsive.

Getting started

clone divjs repo or download it in your project directory.

git clone https://github.com/zxalif/divjs.git

Add divjs.js after jQuery

<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.3.1.js" integrity="sha256-2Kok7MbOyxpgUVvAk/HJ2jigOSYS2auK4Pfzbm7uH60=" crossorigin="anonymous"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="divjs/divjs.js"></script>

Documentation

select an element

Just select an element to print it. example

$('#example').printElement();

Current divjs support six(6) options

  • title: The title of the print document.
  • css: Loading internal css.
  • ecss: Loading customize sytles for print.
  • lcss: List of local css to be add.
  • keepHide: Hide this selection in document page (no need to print this).
  • wrapper: Wrap html element within it.

change title

To change the document title

$('#example').printElement({ 	title: 'New title for Window' // default is page title });

loading internal css

Loading page css. css: options are 3 types.

  1. extend to load all the css (links and styles) of this page.
  2. style to load only css in style tag.
  3. link loads only links css.

Example (extend) It will load all kind of styles.

$('#example').printElement({ 	title: 'Loading all styles in this page.', 	css: 'extend' // it will load all `css` });

Example (style) It will load only styles in style tag.

$('#example').printElement({ 	title: 'Loading only css of style tag.', 	css: 'style' });

Example (link) To load link css use link.

$('#example').printElement({ 	title: 'Loading link css', 	css: 'link' });

inserting extra css

The options ecss used to perform loading customize of some style. Example

$('#example').printElement({ 	title: 'Loading link css', 	css: 'link', 	ecss: '.active{background-color: red;} #counter{background-color: #000; color: #fff;}' });

inserting extra css

Loading link extra css. lcss: [] // lcss is an array to used load extarnal or cdn.

Example

$('#example').printElement({ 	title: 'Loading link css', 	css: 'link', 	ecss: '.active{background-color: red;} #counter{background-color: #000; color: #fff;}', 	lcss: ['example.css', '/local/css/print.css'] });

Wraping with HTML

To wrap element with specific element just select the element with jQuery or use it as string.

Wraping with jQuery selector

Example

<p id="contacts">All the contacts are going to be print.<p> <button id="printer">Print</button>  <div> 	<h1>Somethig goes before the printer element</h1> 	<div id="wrapper"></div> 	<p>Footer after the wrapper</p> </div> 
jQuery('#printer').on('click', function(event){   event.preventDefault();   jQuery('#contacts').printElement({     wrapper: {       wrapper: $('#selector'), // the element that going to be wrap `#contacts`       selector: '#wrapper', // inside the `#wrapper` id it will wrap     }   }); }); 

Wraping with html as string

Example

<p id="contacts">All the contacts are going to be print.<p> <button id="printer">Print</button>
jQuery('#printer').on('click', function(event){   event.preventDefault();   jQuery('#contacts').printElement({     wrapper: {       wrapper: '<div><h1>Somethig goes before the printer element</h1><div id="wrapper"></div><p>Footer after the wrapper</p></div>', // the element that going to be wrap `#contacts`       selector: '#wrapper', // inside the `#wrapper` id it will wrap     }   }); }); 

Output

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Author

Alif Jahan

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

MIT

Free Software, Hell Yeah!


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